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‘Cats crack top 10 in CCSU mini meet

Undefeated no more: Wildcats hand No. 14 River Hawks their first loss of 2016

In defense of Odell Beckham Jr.’s behavior

UNH vs. Colorado College

Saturday at 7 p.m. Whittemore Center in Durham, N.H. UNH is 1-2; Colorado College is 1-3

UNH vs. Towson University

Saturday at 3:30 p.m. Johnny Unitas Stadium in Towson, Md. UNH is 4-3, 3-1 in CAA; Towson is 1-5, 0-3 in CAA

Wildcats ready for weekend road test

On the SPOT with UNH women’s soccer goalkeeper co-captain Mimi Borkan

Purrier leads ‘Cats in solid outing in Indiana

Competing at the national level is no easy task, especially for a team that was ranked 11th in its region and on the cusp of not qualifying.  However, the UNH women’s cross-country team strung together a terrific performance, capped off by junior Elinor Purrier’s fifth-place finish at the Pre-National Invitational at Indiana State University on Saturday.

Just Schor-t: Riese leads wild fourth quarter charge

Trailing 42-12 with 10 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, senior quarterback Adam Riese replaced an injured Trevor Knight and led the Wildcats to 27 unanswered points, falling to James Madison University 42-39 at Wildcat Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 15.

Wildcats struggle in New York

Overtime plagues Wildcats in conference matchups

The overtime period was less than kind in a two-game America East conference stint over the weekend.

Grasso, Kelleher aid UNH in weekend split

Friday night at Appleton Arena in Canton, New York, the Wildcats were once again slow on offense and outmatched overall. The team dropped a decision to the No. 15 St. Lawrence University Saints 6-2, and fans and players were desperate for an answer to their early season struggles.

‘Cats record first win ‘Curtis’-y of Jonna

What began as a close goaltender’s battle ended with another third period meltdown for the Wildcats, who fell to the No. 5 Boston College Eagles on Friday, 4-1.

Mendonca and Rudert lift UNH past conference-leading albany 2-1

It took grit and determination for the UNH Wildcats field hockey team to go into Albany, New York and upend the No.17 Great Danes on Sunday, Oct. 16, and they did just that, beating the Great Danes by a 2-1 final.

Hockey Preview

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Wildcat gameday No. 25 UNH vs. No. 6 James Madison University

Saturday at 12 p.m. Wildcat Stadium in Durham, N.H.UNH is 4-2, 3-0; JMU is 5-1, 3-0

Great Danes shock the ‘Cats in final seconds

Above and beyond the game: UNH women’s lacrosse holds fundraiser for injured UMass Lowell players

UNH’s offense struggles against Seawolves